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variables.sqf location ?


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This is in your client files. All you need to do is go to your steam directory (on your PC, not the server) and go into @DayZ_Epoch\addons and inside the dayz_code.pbo there will be the variables. You just need to copy this to a folder in your mission and change that path.

 

Although this works, I would recommend you just create a file called variables.sqf and leave it blank, then anything you need to do to that file, you just append onto the end of what's there. This way, when the game updates, you do not need to completely re-do your whole variables.sqf file. In your init.sqf it'd look a little like this if you did it this way:

call compile preprocessFileLineNumbers "\z\addons\dayz_code\init\variables.sqf";
call compile preprocessFileLineNumbers "custom\variables.sqf";

But obviously replacing the custom folder with the name of yours.

 

Hope this helped in any way, shape or form! :)

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This is in your client files. All you need to do is go to your steam directory (on your PC, not the server) and go into @DayZ_Epoch\addons and inside the dayz_code.pbo there will be the variables. You just need to copy this to a folder in your mission and change that path.

 

Although this works, I would recommend you just create a file called variables.sqf and leave it blank, then anything you need to do to that file, you just append onto the end of what's there. This way, when the game updates, you do not need to completely re-do your whole variables.sqf file. In your init.sqf it'd look a little like this if you did it this way:

call compile preprocessFileLineNumbers "\z\addons\dayz_code\init\variables.sqf";
call compile preprocessFileLineNumbers "custom\variables.sqf";

But obviously replacing the custom folder with the name of yours.

 

Hope this helped in any way, shape or form! :)

 

Can y share your variables.sqf please ?

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go to C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\Arma 2 Operation Arrowhead\@dayz\   

or wherever you have it installed at and extract the dayz_code.pbo  ( you need to google PBO manager, if you dont have this already...)  thats how you extract pbos. check the folders for the file you are looking for. ez breezy

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